Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-04-01
GREETINGS.
Don't forget to register.

flee.
Sells Bros. big circus will visit st.
Louis May %.
Geo. Oliver, of Elm Hall, has become
a citizen Of Alma.
T. \. Miller x Co. have put in stock
a fine case of candies.
The Harrington House at st. Louis
is to have new proprietor.
Prof Stllwell is spending the yaca-
tion with his parents in Rockford.
Geo. Z. Sprang and T. a. Miller made
4 business trip to Ithaca Wednesday.
Mrs X. W. Ely returned from Ian
sing, Saturday evening, to care for her
sick husband
: The ithaca dramatic club turned over
S6l.25 to the sufferers by the recent
boiler explosion.
Ronk X Baughman tell the ladies
about the fine muslin goods they have
on sale this week in their new ad.
Buy School Books at Miller's Central
Drug Store. Secondhand books want
ed in exchange.
Nearly one hundred teachers and
Would-be teachers attended the Ithaca
examinations last Friday and Saturday.
NOTICE: Those desiring work will
do well to leave their address at the
Sanitarium. None but first-class help
need apply.
j. f. Faublc, of Elm Hall, died Fri
day morning last, after two days
illness. He leaves wife and four
small children.
Ladies Aid Society Of the Congrega-
tional church Will meet with Mrs. \. J..
Weston, West Main street, in the Rev.
sutton house.
Mr.. b. Miller IS in town this week and
already has quite a stock of implements
i'm the rooms occupied by the Stuttz
Furniture co.
The many friends of Miss Eula Gee
viii be sorry to learn that she suffered
exceedingly from q severe attack of
heart disease, last week.
Mrs. j. ". Kazebee was called to her
home i'm Girard, Pa, last Monday by a
telegram announcing the death of an
uncle. She left on the p. N. train.
Our statement last week to the ef-
feet that John Harris was to be set at
liberty again was erroneous. He was
taken to the Traverse City asylum last
Wednesday.
Mr.. c. y. Bunker. of Forest Hill, was
the lucky holder of the ticket No. ~
chat drew the handsome silver set of
knives and forks at w. ;. x = soap
gift, last week.
The Ithaca 1dr0ace intimates that
the boys would bc apt TO scalp BoSco
should he return to that town. We
infer from the general tenor Of the
article that the professor is fraud.
John Dains. of Mt Pleasant, wander
ed from his home Thursday. and his
body was found in the woods. six miles
distant, Friday night Dains was about
20 years old and had been ailing fol
several months.
The large stock of furniture carried
by the Stuttz Furniture Co., will be re.
moved to the old opera house tomorrow
The rooms will be even pleasanter than
the one formerly occupied and also
more convenient.
Our legislators seem TO be dctermin.
ed to compel the old soldiers at tht
Home at Grand Rapids to take plenty
of exercise. They have passed an act
making ii unlawful for any one to sci
liquor within one mile of the Home.
We are informed that "a grand open
ing may soon be looked for as all of w
5. q SIS stores. including the furnitur,
store, will unite in "A grand spring open
ing. As this firm never does things b,
halves, our ci izens may conlidentl.
look for something extra fine.
Articles of incorporation for the Mt
Pleasant q Big Rapids railroad ar
completed Work is expected to sool
commence upon the line with Favorable
weather. 1t will connect at Mt Pleas
ant with the +. Il a. which viii pusl
on toward the Straits the coming sum
mer.
We have been informed that Wrigh
& IIoaper has recently purchased fror
Mr.. James NJ. Turner. Of Springdal
farm. Lansing. Mich. Il very supcrio
Northern Bull. two years old. III
, registered name is "Banduke;' ais
very fine cow and yearling heilel
. The above can be seen half mile yves
Of Alma on the farms of Wright
Hoaper.